Orioles draft pick joins Frederick Keys lineup
Orioles second round pick Brian Sachinsky has joined the Frederick Keys but will need time to regain form after a monthlong layoff. He will throw simulated games as spring training for a return to action. The Keys also lost reliever John Polasek, now up to Class AA Hagerstown, shifting closer duties to Joe Borowski.
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Keys Start Second Half With A Loss
The Frederick Keys opened the Carolina League second half with an 8-2 defeat to Peninsula at Harry Grove Stadium before 5,594 fans. It was their fifth straight loss as they managed just two runs on seven hits, with two errors in the field. Starter Matt Anderson allowed seven runs, five earned, in 6.2 innings to fall to 6-6. Jim Wawruck and Jimmy Rose sparked the offense with three hits and a homer, while Ruben Santana, Sean Rees and Bubba Smith led Peninsula. Rees improved to 5-6 after eight strong innings. The Keys’ misplays and missed opportunities continued as coach Bobby Miscik contended the team is in a funk but can turn it around.
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Devereaux grand slam lifts Orioles past Yankees 10 7
Mike Devereaux hit a grand slam as Cal Ripken and Randy Milligan added solo shots, powering the Orioles to a 10-7 win over the Yankees in Baltimore. Leo Gomez scored three, and Baltimore improved to 20 10 at home. Danny Tartabull homered for New York as the Yankees dropped eighth of 11.
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Braves win in 10 as Berryhill hits for dramatic 3-2
Braves beat Reds 3-2 in 10 innings behind Damon Berryhill’s pinch hit single after Deion Sanders opened the rally with a walk. Kent Mercker earned the win as Atlanta improves to 17-3 in 20. Reds drop their seven-game win streak.
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Orlando woos Shaquille ONeal in bid for future with Magic
Shaquille ONeal visited Orlando with his father and brother as the Magic pitched him as a long term fit. He noted interest in Los Angeles but said strong play in Orlando could win him over. About 200 greeted him, with Magic officials and owner Rich DeVos expressing commitment to a potential deal.
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Morgan eyes rare 10-under mark in U S Open at Pebble Beach
Gil Morgan, 45, leads by five strokes at 135 after a second round 69 in the U S Open. The Edmond, Oklahoma optometrist fell short of a 10-under par record on the 18th, tying with six others who posted 9-under. Morgan seeks the oldest player to win the title as he chases a twilight major.
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Holyfield Defeats Holmes In Uninspired Title Bout
Evander Holyfield won a 12 round decision over Larry Holmes at Caesars Palace Las Vegas to retain the heavyweight title. A sixth round cut and a largely workmanlike display drew boos, though Holmes praised Holyfield’s defense and movement. Judges scored 116-112, 116-112, and 117-111 with AP tally at 118-110 for Holyfield.
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